Sunday List: What We’re Excited to Read Next

Some of us recently came back from AWP with a pile of books we can’t wait to read, and those of us who didn’t go to AWP have our own piles to be read. I only shopped at three or four booths at this year’s AWP bookfair, because that’s how long it took to spend my budget. Amina Cain’s Creature from Dorothy, a publishing project, is among the books I can’t wait to read next. (I spent about half my budget at that Dorothy table.) Entropy contributors shared what books they look forward to reading next.

David S. Atkinson

United States of Japan by Peter Tieryas

Janice Lee

Proxies by Brian Blanchfield

Sam Slaughter

A Useless Man: Collected Stories by Sait Faik Abasıyanık

Gabino Iglesias

The Fisherman by John Langan

Joseph Milazzo

The Market Wonders by Susan Briante

Toby Altman

Annotations by John Keene

Sylvia Chan

Night Sky with Exit Wounds by Ocean Vuong

Gina Abelkop

Prop by Grace Shuyi Liew

Andrea Lawlor

Succubus in My Pocket by Kari Edwards

Andrea Lambert

Infringe by Sarah B. Burghauser

Shane Cartledge

Not Dark Yet by Berit Ellingsen

Berit Ellingsen

My next book will probably be The Lighthouse by Alison Moore

Eddy Rathke

City of Blades by Robert Jackson Bennett

Erica Meda-Landry

Sympathetic Little Monster by Cameron Awkward-Rich

Linda Michel-Cassidy

In The Time of the Blue Ball by Manuela Draeger

Quincy Rhoads

Jeff Wood’s The Glacier

Sunday List: What We’re Excited to Read Next was last modified: April 10th, 2016 by Entropy

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